Angie's Balcony, during the VH1 Awards Week; Manhattan Beach, California, Fall 2001
This past week, my business partner, Amy Hoy and her fianceé, Thomas Fuchs, created something so simple and so damn cool based on the twitter API and some great javascript. It’s called Twistori
They built it and launched it in one day and announced it solely with one post on twitter each.
Check it out. You’ll be hooked.
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Yummy Fact
My burrito has 55g of fat, and 1165 calories. How about yours?
May 22nd, 2008 at 09:59 AM
that’s pretty awesome.